Choice of Pollinating Variety (Apples)

Pollination made simple.

Most suburban situations provide good pollen due to the close proximity of other gardens. It is not always necessary to have pollinators if the bees and other pollinating insects are generous with their visits. If you have no other Apple tree close by then select two varieties in the same group or the adjoining group ie Group 2 and 4 will pollinate group 3 as will any others in group 3. Some varieties are self fertile.

1	Crimson Gravenstein		4	American Mother
			4	Annie Elizabeth
2	Ambassy		4	Ashmead’s Kernel
2	Beauty of Bath		4	Braeburn
2	Christmas Pearmain		4	Chivers Delight
2	Devonshire Quarrenden		4	Claygate Pearmain
2	Early Windsor		4	Cornish Aromatic
2	Egremont Russet		4	Cornish Gillyflower
2	George Cave		4	D’Arcy Spice
2	George Neal		4	Ellison's Orange
2	Irish Peach		4	Gala/Royal Gala
2	Lord Lambourne		4	Golden Delicious
2	Rev.W.Wilks		4	Golden Noble
2	Ribston Pippin (T)		4	Howgate Wonder
2	St Edmund's Pippin		4	Lord Derby
			4	Norfolk Royal
3	Arthur Turner		4	Pixie
3	Blenheim Orange (T)		4	Royal Gala/Gala
3	Bountiful		4	Tydeman's Late Orange
3	Bramley’s Seedling (T)		4	Winston
3	Brownlees Russet
3	Charles Ross		5	Costard
3	Cox’s Orange Pippin		5	Newton Wonder
3	Cripps Pink/Pink Lady		5	Suntan (T)
3	Discovery
3	Falstaff		6	Court Pendu Plat
3	Fiesta/Red Pippin
3	Greensleeves		7	Crawley Beauty
3	Grenadier
3	Isle of Wight Pippin
3	James Grieve
3	Jumbo (T)
3	Katy
3	Kidd’s Orange Red
3	Lane’s Prince Albert
3	Meridian
3	Orleans Reinette
3	Peasgood’s Nonsuch		Key:
3	Pink Lady/Cripps Pink
3	Pinova		T	Triploid (requires 2 pollinating partners)
3	Pitmaston Pine Apple
3	Queen Cox Self Fertile
3	Red Devil
3	Rosemary Russet
3	Saturn
3	Scrumptious
3	Spartan
3	Sunset
3	Tentation
3	Tydeman's Early
3	Winter Gem
3	Worcester Pearmain